Simple. No Loss No Gain. Didn't invested. Someone knowledgably person of Crypto told me one sentence. "Don't invest when it's pump phase".
Studied little history and I saw last movement of AUR; when it reached moon. Old people (team) left with hefty profits. There isn't much left in AUR to make profit anymore.
What makes me think is first when the AUR project was recalled, they said it was for Icelander people, and then plans changed to convince political parties and looking forward for coming elections in Iceland. I don't know.
Good advice not to invest in a pump phase.
If you are interested in buying some Auroracoin spread your buying, that way you never buy all your coins at peak price.
Last big price move was not a normal pump, it is/was based on fundementals. The price moved because the founding father of Auroracoin, Baldur, closed the airdrop on time, then burned the premine about a month later,
https://bitinfocharts.com/auroracoin/address/AURburnAURburnAURburnAURburn7eS4Rf.
There was no "old people (team) leaving with hefty profits". To my knowledge Baldur was the only dev and founder that started Auroracoin. Since he had stated that he wanted others to take his place, a new dev team has been forming in the last 4-6 months. After the airdrop ended and burning of the premine, the new dev team is planing to release new wallets and update most of the core code of Auroracoin.
I think most of the profit potential for Auroracoin is right now. There is an ISK/AUR exchange opening soon, the Auroracoin foundation has been established,
http://aurarad.is/ , which will do the PR work for Auroracoin, new wallets for Win, Mac, Linux, Android and iPhone will come out when the new dev team is ready to release them.
There are no plans to convince any political parties to support Auroracoin!